Official HWBOT Partner
Official HWBOT Partner

Submission Details

Enthusiast Submitted

Rankings and Points

World Record Rank
606th out of 2835
Global Rank
Global Team Power Rank
195th 23.0 Points
DDR4 SDRAM  Team Power Rank
116th  11.2 Points

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model
Core i9 9900K Coffee Lake-S
Cooling
AIO Water
Temperature
Load 47 °C
Cores
5,202.55 MHz  (44%)

Memory

Cooling
Air (Stock)
Type
16 GB  DDR4 SDRAM Speed @ 4,800 MHz
Timings
tCAS: 19.0  tRCD: 22  tRP: 22  tRAS: 42

Videocard

Model
GeForce RTX 2080 Ti (TU102) (GeForce 2000 Series)
Cooling
AIO Water
Speed
2,250.00 MHz  (66%)  /  2,100.00 MHz  (20%)

Motherboard

Cooling
Air (Stock)
Chipset
Z390

Disk

Type
NVMe
Series
970 Evo Plus (IDE Controller)

Power Supply

Power
1300 Watt

Comments

TwoEvilOne commented on own score:
4800.2
marco.is.not.80
marco.is.not.80
nice score man, but I'm pretty sure those screenshots from what looks like a dual monitor won't be accepted - just a heads up. I know the bot can be picky about stuff like that so it's just good to get into the habit of doing screenshots exactly as directed in the rules so you don't do some epic score just to have it rejected. I've had it happen many times - everyone has - figured I'd say something. nice job - good to see you getting the "bot bug" ;-)
marco.is.not.80
marco.is.not.80
Wanted to add - that what is really impressive here is that you are doing this in dual channel mode. If you look at the top scores everyone does it in single channel. All the world records set by memory manufacturers also quote single channel. See how far you can go in single channel mode - I bet you can get one of those sticks to 5000 no problem.
ale belo
ale belo
no need the screenshot out of cups.the cpuz validater is ok